Sculpting

Creating form from plastic material

Jug

A red clay jug, made of red dough on a potter’s wheel. The body is spherical, flared at the top,

Double-sided ceramic mould. A rectangular fragment with both sides decorated with geometric (“herringbone”) and vegetal motifs.

A bowl made of red clay, coated with red engobe. It has a hemispherical shape with a flat, undefined base.

A thick-walled bowl (piala) made of red clay, trapezoidal in shape with a disc-shaped base. The rim is straight, with

A vase gifted by the residents of the village of Lepsy for the opening of the museum.

Ceramic vessel made by firing clay. It is dark brown in color, has a rounded shape, and features a narrowed

Ceramic vessel made by firing clay. Discovered in the village of Baskunshi. I It has a green color and a

A ceramic vessel made using the clay-firing method. It was found in the village of Baskunshy. Its color is yellowish-brown.

Ceramic jugs were made by firing clay vessels and came in different volumes. Firing made them stronger, and for decoration

A ceramic vessel made of fired clay, intended for drinking beverages. The vessel is decorated using a carving technique and